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Assistant Gardener
Permanent | £26,000 - £27,000 | Newton Ferrers
Are you passionate about gardening and enjoy working outdoors? We are looking for an enthusiastic and practical individual to join a small, friendly team on a beautiful private estate in Newton Ferrers.
This is a varied, hands-on role where no two days are the same. You'll be involved in maintaining the gardens and grounds, supporting seasonal projects and helping to care for a small collection of animals. Whether you already have gardening experience or are looking to build your skills within a private estate environment, this could be an excellent opportunity to develop your career.
Key Responsibilities
- Day-to-day garden maintenance including planting, propagating, weeding, pruning and watering.
- Maintaining gardens and grounds using equipment such as strimmers, hedge cutters and ride-on mowers.
- Assisting with seasonal planting and the ongoing development of the estate's gardens and outdoor spaces.
- Daily care and welfare of alpacas, chickens and other livestock.
- Supporting general estate maintenance tasks including fencing, repairs and seasonal projects.
- Ensuring all work is carried out safely and to a high standard.
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About You
- Previous experience in gardening, grounds maintenance or estate work would be advantageous.
- Confident using outdoor power tools and gardening equipment.
- Happy working outdoors in all seasons.
- Flexible and willing to turn your hand to a range of tasks as estate priorities change throughout the year.
- Able to work independently as well as part of a close-knit team.
- Chainsaw certification and horticultural qualifications would be beneficial, but are not essential.
- Full UK driving licence required due to the rural location.


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Hours
- Monday to Friday
- 1 in 3 Saturdays required (with a day off in lieu)
What's on Offer
- Permanent position on a private estate in a stunning location.
- Opportunity to learn and develop within an experienced team.
- Varied and rewarding outdoor role.
- Salary of £26,000 - £27,000, depending on experience.
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